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Monthly Archives: July 2013
You Can Be Romantic
You’ve asked a young child to throw a piece of paper into the trash. The ensuing conversation might be: “No. I can’t do that!” “Why not,” you ask. “Cause my mommy (or daddy) didn’t give me permission.” I find this … Continue reading
Rose-Petal Romance
Looking for an idea to use to romance your sweetheart? Try this. Purchase 6-12 roses and some rose-scented bubble bath. Draw a bubble bath for your sweetheart. Remove the petals from the roses. After the tub is filled and the … Continue reading
Crockpot Romance
Romance can be like a crockpot-meal. When you cook a meal in a crockpot, slowly melding differing tastes and spices in the warm atmosphere, you can get a wonderful taste sensation. The blending of flavors and smells brings lasting memories … Continue reading
Tail of the Kite Romance
Not long ago, I suggested taking your sweetheart kite flying. Here’s a variation on go-fly-a-kite. Buy/build a kite for your sweetheart to fly. When he/she’s not looking, attach several love notes to the tail of the kite. Take the kite … Continue reading
Benefitting Others With Your Romantic Relationship
Keeping romance alive in your relationship brings benefits to more than just your relationship? Let me explain. I’ve shared with you my recent adventure in dieting. It’s been a pants-are-falling-down successful venture. Now one of my friends started a diet. … Continue reading
Jeopardy and Romance
You are given the answer. You provide the question. “What is Jeopardy?” Since March 30, 1964 there have been over 9,400 shows. Created by Merv Griffin, the idea for the show actually came from his wife, Julann. Recently I tuned … Continue reading
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Romantic Sense-O-Grams
A Romantic Interlude: Here’s a great way to bring something unique into your relationship. Create five sense-o-grams. On five note cards (i.e. 3″ x 5″ U.S), write one of the senses: taste, touch, smell, sight, hearing. Now write something about … Continue reading
